Local Arts

Love to draw? Or perhaps you just want to learn how. The New West Artists Gallery can help. The gallery hosts a number of classes and events for artists at all skill levels.

Got an idea for a public art piece? The City of New Westminster has issued a call for artists to create work for the new New Westminster Aquatics and Community Centre (the replacement for the Canada Games Pool).

Enjoy wildlife up close in an upcoming art exhibition. Wildlife + Animals, the 10 th annual art show and sale by My Artist’s Corner, is coming Sept. 28 to Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.

Pieces of the natural world have made their way to Plaskett Gallery for September. For My Sanity and Yours, featuring art by Debra McKenzie, is on at the gallery from today (Tuesday, Sept. 3) to Friday, Sept. 27.

Calling all artists. The Plaskett Gallery is seeking submissions for a curated exhibition in November, Love Out Loud – Images of Pride: Personal and Political.

Are you a senior with a story to tell? The Massey Theatre is launching Let Me Tell You A Story No One Told Me: the Gay Seniors Project.

Calling all storytellers. Whether you’re an aspiring storyteller, a veteran weaver of tales or something in between, here’s one for you.

Film fans, rejoice: Last Mondays at the Movies is returning to Massey Theatre. The season opens on Monday, Sept. 30 with The Tomorrow Man , starring John Lithgow and Blythe Danner as a couple who find late-in-life love. Movie screenings are at 7 p.m.

Love art and music? The New West Artists Gallery is hosting a couple more nights of music, so save the dates. On Saturday, Sept.

Marney-Rose Edge found inspiration in her own backyard for a new exhibition at The Gallery at Queen’s Park. Natura runs at the gallery from Wednesday, Sept. 4 to Sunday, Sept. 29.